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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
vR BtPKEP DOES yor RELIEVE IT.

PHILADELPHIA, Ne. lS-Regarding the san Francisco
dispatch published this morning. saying that advices
from Hong Kong stated the Tsung Ii Iamen has
cancelled all made by Nseroy ii Hung Chang
relative The American bank coacsSsisns granted 70 Inc
Phladelphia syndicate represented by Count Mtsiswicz
Wharton Barker said: "The advices from Hong Kong
brought to >an Francisco by the steamer Belgc are at
L. at month old and are simply repetition ot the ru-
,sors that gave 10 the rsp Isin telegram OF October
H. u bished The LondOn Tunes Of October IL last IL
about that long 10 travel fros Hong Kong san
Francisco. have eleKrams frOm SnanshAl dated al
lat. az november g. and Of meat encouraging Datnrs
Besides Mr 4. Ma Ke Chang he left on saturday last
nv the seanshp Etrura, would 4ssursdy have been ad
vsrd by telegraph Of auy action locking s rovscatisn
of the banking He knew OF no such action"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
NEGRO FARMER BE.rEy BY MASKED MEy.

MExrCo NO, Nov. 1S (Speciah.- party OF six or
seven masked men last night called at tho house of
HARRISON Scott colocd farmer about four miles from
Mexico The door burst in and scott was dragged
from his bed and the started to take him out of
doors. He IS powerful man and resisted desperately
for some time. defending himself with a corn knife
and Being unable to take him from tho house,
the gang began to beat him numerically and In few
moments he fell I'm his blood frghtfully bruised
and gashed. When he fell inscnsblc, the men started
away, but trouble with the women OF the family
ScOtts old shot gun brought out and several vol
cys fired BY the fire. a step daughter Of ScotS
was shot In the abdomen and Is seriously hurt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
IDENTIFIED As sUrrosED MURDErEn

TUENITTTIU y ID = 'IT '''I|'' IT 7 '''|'''''F'''
PnIIADEIPIIfA, nov. lS-Oiyer Ihorea. a -wcde, VINO
ia held in The amdsn jail a charge OF swndiug, and
who il suspected OF the murder Oi Farmer Pcirce. OF
Mount Holly. Identified teday "a the man who met
Pcarce AT tho IIaynsrKet Camlsn, induced him To
drink whskoy fros u 1A,k IN finally stars with HIN
on the fittl ward ride which he was Killed hy
drngecd hquDr. Pearcos team entered his farn yard
aud the farmer found lying dead In the bottom OF
the wagon Charles Earl. farmer llvins near Finc"n
town. Burling County positively idcntncd Ihorrn a.
tie man who roic oi Camden with PcNce. Among
others who recognized the man Randall clcNcnSer
an Edward l,oLaith. farmers living At Pcm'rr0n Bur
nngon olnty aud tue tnll-gdio keeper near Merchants
Vile. Prosecutor iIsn1rickson OF Mount Holly. VIII
have Thorcn taken To the jan II that place asd The for
gerry cases which p,nflng a-ais~t hin III Camden
VIII rot he pressed ior the prc-"ht
rhr pr Slc igss that lie was arrested tried
and convicted two years IN tho burlington county
courts tho charge burglary. but schteacs was sus
pended.
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swINDIING CONTRACTORS BILKED
SCHEME To ROB THE s,N rEANCI-co TREASURY

4 SCHEME To ROB THE s,N rEANCf-Co TREASURY
FAfIS.
S,N Francisco. Nov. Il tNpcciah. h.-Therc vas much
excitement at the city Hall to-av when II VS.,
learned that an atianpt had made by ring ~
tractors 10 swindlc the city out OF 10000 on
the contracts FOR improvements on tho
hall IL from tho testimony
Of several contractors that MchaelJsssph Kelly prom
Democratic pol:ician and contractor made com
bination fellowcsutrsctors to raise all bids FOR
advertised the Iirkinst wing of Tho building
10000. Thomas H. Batter. the contractor whose
bid was accepted. testified this morning that
Kelly informed sm all the man had ag'eoi "a raise
bids. lie asked 20 stand in with the fraud mt
hc dpcu.r 10 do lIe nrd his bii. which am"uated
$6-OpO Whom tho other four biis
were opened II appeared that thsy all
ranged from 900 10 SSG.oOO. The contract
awarded Butler and ~ e. thst numerous attempts
by the schrmrrs 10 dul;oz~ his ami get him
surrender t1 them. man naued lloAdiey APP
nim and sfrr- him $4,000 for hi. contract
owing 10 Ihs dinssuce in Dids thc Beard su-pcc o.
colnsioa and immediately called tue mesuas aud had
= tttv vesfts sufI
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MR.. BIYARD'S FIRST ASSISTANT

THE OFFICE ACCEPTED BY GEORGE l. EIYEs, OF
THIS CITY.
WAsniNGTON, D. C., Nov. 1S.Thc Office OF First AS
secretary Of has By Secretary Bayard been
rendered TO George l.. Rivcs, active member of tho
New-York bar, and accepted
Mr.. Rivcs is Of a Virginia family. His grandfather
was a from Virginia and twice American Min
strr at Paris. lie was born IN New York In le49, ana
graduated by Columbia College second In the class
of lsGs. lie Immediately entered Trinity College,
University of Cambridge England, was graduated as
nth wranger I'm 1877 and in 1873 received the Univer
sty p.zc for shakes pcran essay ON returning homo
from England hc entered Columbia College Law Schoo
and graduated therrfrOn In 1873 taking the sec
oui prize and Immediately began his profession In
New lork He f. Of the trustees of Columbia col
lcgc and trustee Of tho Astor Library. lie has aWays
active Democrat, and Jealous IN the NIc'e
ram MI nf
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APPOINTED TO THE POSITION WHICH HE FAILED TO

APPOINTED 10 THE POSIIlON " HlCh HE fAlbbD ~
SECURE LAST WINTER.
ALB.NY, Nov. Ex-Governor I'LL today appointed
Michael Eickard locomotive engineer Railroad Com
missioner. Mr. Rckard was nominated for the sans
Office last winter. but his nomination was hung up IN
tho and subsequently withdrawn by the Gov
Mr Rckard arrived hare o-nlght on his engine. Con-
his appointment he said to an Argus reporter
"Althongb hoped to receive tho appsintment. never
had any promises assurances from the Governor
in regard to IL Senate refused TO confirm my
last winter. am pleased AT the appointment be-
cause will give satisfaction 10 100000 railway men or
tnc who pressed me for the place appreciate the
appointment greatly because II points 10 new era OF
prs sperit the wOrkingmsn sicia life as factor
power"
The salary or the off sc il 5000 year II Is goner
ally Chief Arthur Of tine Brotherhood Of
Locomotive I'm .ineers OF the United states, vigorously
pres.ed the appointment or Mr. Rlckard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
DIGGING EIGHTY FEET FOR BABE.
LITTLE JESSIE HICKMEYER DROPS DOWN A WELL
NJ, ALL I'D

LITTLE JESSIE HICKMEYER DROPS DOWN WELL
TUBE ONE FOOT IN DIANE Err
WICHITA. Kan Nov. Is (Speciall.-F f. Lewis came in
from tho country to-day. He said that when about
twenty miles northwest Of scott City he surprised to
congregsted upon knoll upon the prai-
re q crowd numbering hundreds Of people,
which he learned afsrward included every one within
radius OF ton miles The ,wd stood around wei
which 10 feet deep an formed of tubing enc
foot in diameter Down tas tube at distance OF eighty
feet jessie Hckneysr. tho two-year-od child OF
j. r. Hckmeyer, farmer living near by. The little one
had been playing and coming to the we'll had slipped
down the tube to ten feet alb We the water level
Shortly after the disappearance OF the littie
ono her mother went to the we'll and heard
Issuing depth the cres sf her babe She gave
the alarm aud neighDors gathered In
crowds. An effort to cXtrlcate the child oy
means OF a hook only brought up torn shreds
tube was Immediately started by willing hands and
when Mr. Lewis at the spot only thirty
feet had dug. expected that at tho present
rate progress tho child will be reached ia the morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
A DECISION MUST BE MADE PROMPTLY.


From 7he MsdcaL Nets (Inda i'iphid. NoU. 49,
Sir Morel Mackenzie cables The Medical News from
London, that although there is microscopic proof as
to the nature present growth in the Crown Princes
larynx it IS In my opinion doubt malignant II j.
half an inch below and in growth removed by
me last summer Of which there is There IS,
without doubt lin ted perlchOndrits. The TGcnh which
recently ap acute character and had
trely passed when left san Reno. think IT, how
ever, not unlikely to return In "A chronic form"
Two points OF great Interest arise In connection with
The present phase OF the Ono Is whether beng
growth UNDERGONE malignant change ami tho othe
whether s1seton of the diseased naf OF the arynI
which hal made Al the period OF ir Mac.
Lepz first visit have been better treatment than
that adopted tho distinguished specalst the best
and cliDcans rule assert that histoog
cslly benign growths have tendency to become
malignant. few only think otherwise II IL
matter OF history in tho practice OF some physcan.
that benign growths sometimes followed ~ malignant
from the functional activity Of the arynI This have
been the cause Of sequence the Of tho
rown pr nce great deposition TO Inflammation has been
Ob>c all functioia ACTIVITY
noted Injurious
A. ,a a. can CLEANED fron the reports at prcscnt at
much to nope tor from laryn.ectOmy
now a. ther months LvrD 1t Is std that
may DO 81 "o"Ns
The oc .ton OF laryng cony becoming urgent at
rad history OF nRtous
siun n4dc ilv. lf the oporon br hrclinei
nus himself 10 the inevitable with what
IA, may w On ng
mind afier II disease has eXtrn led beyond the afybi
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TO URGE THE cLAInS OF A7IF ERICKSON.

TO URGE THE CLATnS OF MR. EEICKSON
BosroN, nov. X tSDccidb.-A few gentlemen assem-
blsd at the OF the New England Historical and
society 10 day ia the interest OF movement
projected By Miss Marie A. BroWH. the writer and lcct
urer to advocate the claims o Lii Erickson as the truo
discoverer Of America and to establish organization
with that object Miss Brown proposed that a binding
should he erected Washington and that permanent
organization he termed 10 promote tho wOTE. commit
tSr sstIns OF L. ". Bckaell. Mr. Williams aud Nlr
lIOmbcrg appointed 10 consult with MISS Browh
and pursued for the forming Of an
having headquartcrsi In Boston and branches
m q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
ISAAC PITIMAN ROBBED OF $1,000.
AGED No~ToNIAN ID>FS MONEY IN LOTTERY

swINnLE.
Boston. Nov Il tSpcciGD.-Isaac Pittman. Is n resi-
dent OF Cambridge and eighty-two years old He
walking In Maiu-st. Wednesday afternoon,
when he was aco--tr'I by tall, wedrcssed young man.
The stranger pretended to bc son OF man whom Mr.
Pittman knew. and tho Old gentleman accom-
panied him the oiilee Of lottery
company 10 get a prize the ysung man said he had
dra. n. There two In tho rOotu and they ap-
10 be busy looking bundles sf letters Tue
wealthy mans vent through the fbrnatv OF rccrv-
Lg h- prizr and money before Mr. Pttman.
The after made num OF Inquiries about the prize
AMI the elaborate In which MS new friend
crplzined the husin. csu@si ir Ptman. after little
socifinu. in Invest ~ ill sum. or course no won
lie invited try fer the $1,000 prize nv paving
$1,000 ami having hat good luck sc nIs he decided 10
again. Ho returned IL his home thrcs bon 10 OF
the Edison Illuminating COMPANY. OF BroOklyu. yalusd
AT 5000, returned Ia the oiics and lost them. The
police looking for the bHncO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19

ARRESTED FOR FCRGERY. HELD FOX MURDER.
Camden, Nov IL tSpccim Oliver Il"ren the Swsdo
who was arrcs'e IN this city ucsday on the charge
cf forgery Is hell the graver charge OF hurdcr
IIe ba. bcen copnlzeI by two witnesses the man
WHO rode with James ID. Icarce the MI. Holy iarincr
who found dead his wagon on tho night OF octo
ber 20 The onrr's nuucst showed by physclhaS
testimony that Pearcc ha been driGged 10 dcath.
rJ-ccutor of the Pleas Jenkins Tonight Issued an
order To shcrin Baird. con mandlng him 10 hohl tho
prisoner, IL probable tla tho crime was cOnhttou
In lamdcu
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TRYING TO SECURE $1,000, 900.

PIrTsBuRG. Nov. 1S (Speciab.-Tne claimants to the
estate Of Philip Francis Renault. which includes
10000 I'm and around tho city OF Peoria, Ill
valued at $40 o00,0Oo are busy securing the country
In search Of records to perfect their titles. Tho
claimants number about 100, OF whom the majority
arc residents Of Allegheny and Beaver Counties They
propose have the matter brought up at the coming
session OF Congress The title to this property was
vested in Rcnault. who became possessed OF II Ia
l723 by grant from the French monarch. An cx
pert viii be sont to France to trace the genealogical
trco Of the family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
N. WILSON Examined.
TIE EXTREME LEFT To INTERPELiAfE THE GOV
rR<NENT To-day.

THE EXTREME LEFT To INTERPELiArE THE GOV
FRNMENT fO-DAY.
PARIS Nov. Is.-Thc Scandal Commission to-day OK
amincd NJ wilson who rcfutcd many Of tho charges
brought against him.
The Extreme Left has finally decided TO lncrpcllate
the Government morrow. NJ. Ccmcnccan VIII bc
inrustcd with the motion. II IS reported that NJ R0u-
vcr viii oppose any Immediate discussion and VII
move that the debate be adjourned until November "a
trial of strength is expected on tho question Sew
cral Of the KepubcaD groups favor postponcmcht oi
the debate.
Tho Extreme Left ami a great majority OF the
Republican members Of the Chamber Of Deputies have
abandoned their intention To send "A delegation 10 a>h
President GTcVy TO resi- IN.
NJ Wilson and his family have Quilted the Palace
Of the Elyscc. IL,
Many newspapers believe that the grahn Jury VIII
return a verdict In the case OF " not proven
The Radical and MOnarchca organs violently attack
President GIevy for refusing TO resign .
The Cfrni JOr,i0t gives Ihc vote on inc mHtI"h 'e
prosccnie NJ wilson 5l2 In fAv"r OF mo otl"a anu
one AGAINST The sixty six abssniions Included SIX
Ministers aud the President of the ''hauper. ,
IL was that VI. wilson has resigned MS seat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
A1EnED 4. comLns rRoMrrLY KELE1sEn.

Alfred 4. COWLES PROMPTLY RELEASED
Chicago, Nov Ie.-Alfred A. tewlcs. or New-York
vas DISCHARGED on "a writ OF habess corpus To day by
Judge Collins Mr. Cowies IL viccprs'idcnt Of the An
sonia Clock Company lie arrested for perjury
Wednesday ell warrant procured In Justice s~ernsy'
court by william |. Witsoa. who was convicted yester
day In judge Bakers OF csnspirng Ia dsrAud the
lock company Of $4,000 Ia connection with the
cinbczzlng ci manager. Jane, j.. Glodh. who He'd 10
judge Collins dccidrd that criminal proceed
perjury hold unless the evil preceding or
which II part been disposed or AS has net been
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
rup yryr rTRGINIl LEGTSLITURE.

RICHMOND. Va, Nov. ls.-Fu returns OF the recent
eleton for me mbe of the General show that
the compile KEN OF the bsdy Will be AZ follows
sena,e-Democrats. 20; republicans. II. House OK
Deegates-Democrats. 6l; Republicans. 49, Inde
pendent, I. Democratic majority on JOINT ballot. a.
Te official canvass II the viii not be made III
Noyenber s but the above cures will not be changed
There Will probably DO several contestx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
Arnrnrr nEM0CRA1LC rnLEE O. rGHr

ST LOUIS Nov. IL (>,ecidb.-Stats Senator Fountain
II. Kerchum, prominent Democratic politician. waste
day found guilty by jury In the United States District
Court or fraudulent rcgstratiOn The indc:urni csn
talked thirteen csunis and he was found guilty on three
registered the names of bona nia voters without
t.rir knowlrdgc ana without tho customary oah HIS
defence wa. that hs authorized by me or ihe men
To register tien The punishment IL DO line apa ia
prssnn-nt KctchuIL elected state senator at the
eleNilOh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
TIE AFFLICTED CROUN PRINCE.
STILL HOPEFUL or RECOVERY.

HIS COLOR H"ALTIY AND HIS MIND SERENE
cPEAKISG WITHOUT DIFFICULTY.
Berlin, Nov. 16.-Irncc Henry viii return to san
Reno TO morrow
Professor Virchow Oday received a portion Of the
matter recently discharged from the tunor In the
Crown Princes throat. lie Will cxamipc 1t micro
scopcay.
dispatch from San Reno TO 1.-THE National
Gazette" says that the Crown Prince looks we'll has
a healthy color, and his mind IS serene. His voice
is husky, but he has no difficulty In speaking lie
continues to express hope Of recovery
LONDON, Nov. l9.-Ihc Str,doTdS Berlin correspond
snt says: "Dspatches from high quarters do not men
ton the alleged improve went In the Grown Prsce's
condition The greatest anxiety prevails ewing TO the
absence OF official bulletins"
A i-patch frsm San Reno. denytng rumor mat the
Crown Princess had again tesgrdphed for Dr Mackcn
ze tnat the crown Prince Is doing as well a. can 10
expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19

RESIS ING TIE MINNESOTA RAILROAD LAW.
MINNEAr,I.Is. Nov. ls-fhe Northern Pacific Company
will not only refuse 10 sbey the order Of the stale Ea
road Commission reducing passenger rates from iour 10
three cents mile. hui will resist evvrv attempt II en-
f.rcc by an appeal to the Federal courts hopes 10
surcerd the gronn IA q lis charter canes direct sn
the National and that state courts and laws
huy no authority
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
TVEPTVGIyG CASH RAILWAY PATENT.

South BEND Ind. Nov. 1S tSpecaD A number OF suits
have been Instituted In the Federal Courts against mer
chants OF this city. Ekhart Laports and other cities IN
Indiana damages and for iniunctons en- account OF
an alleged infringement OF the casn and parcel store SCR
wee apparatus patent, by the Lassen ASH kMlwy
Compass nv and the Cent tai store Service Company
both NuwY0rk Hundreds Of slors service apparatus
covered by these patents are la u,s Ia this Stato
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
COLONEL FELLOWS IN BALTIMORE

B,LTIMokE. Nov 1S tSpeciab-W l. Montague en-
tertained Colonel Jsha r. Fellows OF NewYsrk, at din.
at his residence In Charlssave. this evening Her
man Oerichs. of WORK was among the guests. A
number or city officials were present. Colonel Fellows
mas been the guest OF Baltimore duokng club tho last
week and enjoyed Kssd shostlng Carroll Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
MAYOR FTrLERs STREET ADVENTURE

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. IL tSpee,aD.-As Mayor Filter
was on his way to his Office this morning he, while
attempting to cross Market at Fifth was run
down by team driven by Thomas Carr. The Mayor
raised his cane a warning for the wagon to halt
but the driver needed him not Then the Mayor
seized one of the biz gray horses by the check rein
and struck him over the head.
Do you mean to run me down!n he exclaimed
to the driver
II you ht thai horse again III put head you"
shouted the driver
why that's the Mayor exclaimed n bystandcr
A" don't who he is' returned the driver. " II
Nathan sellers, his owner, to hit that horse I'd
hit him.
A. the driver left his seat and was in the act Of
assauing the Mayor lac was arrested by officer.
At tho central statiDn the Mayor failed to make I
charge and The man was dismissed with the eau
ton 10 keep ten feet behind all other vehicles
In the future
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
MR. HILL SETTLES WITH HIS CREDITORS.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IL oeciah.-R III. c. Hill, tho
stock broker who suspended payment ON Wednesday
effected settlement with his creditors to-day Ths an
WAS received with great shout In the Stock
Exchange where Mr.. fIl Is favortc. The liabilities
auopted to O96 40 The creditors will receive 33
p.r cent asd the balance in notes maturing In
three, six and nine msntbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19

steadily improving. He does intend to speak dur
ing the Parliamentary recess as his doctors have ai
vlsed him 10 avoid exposure, which would probably
prlng On chills. He has also been warned against
que eXerflon He Is now stayng at Hastings, where
he VIII remain during the winter unless tho weather
becomes SO severe as to compel him to 60 TO Egypt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
ryDTIy EyPES ~ OELIHONi.

Fort Worm. Tex. Nov. ls.-\ews was received h'r'
Tonight that Indians burning the Oklahoma co"
On is at there Is An uprising against "bo'm
cIs."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19

given by the Earl of STAIR Chancellor of the University,
to Lord LyttOn, securing him the Office In the ballot
Ing LORD Rosebery received s67 to Lord
Lytton But this did not elect Lord Rosebery. The
election Is by nations, Of which four, and,
each candidate has two Tho casting vote belonged to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19

PLATNFIrLDS " FTREBUGS" ~ SUSPENSE
The jury In the of the State against Louis va"
Nest AMI Horace Van Nest two Of tho PainheIh IRE
bu. gang whose days rial for the bnrring of tho
Carman Parse house esded Yesterday. viii pronaDy
canvict Horace, but Will disagree 10 nndinS LOUIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
THE TROUBLES OF IRELAND.

BIN, Nov 1s-Wiam Csndon, a prominent Ma
uonalist. sentenced MitcheStOwn today TO Ose
months imprisonment at hard labor for iniI~idaton
Hs solicitor withdrew from the court alleging that ths
magistrate prejudiced
Pscsr.,s have been posted in Tipprrary calling upon
he people Ia pay rent nor taxes until Mr.. OBrien
Nas been released.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
A ,ORONTO BANK IN TROU LIE.

TORONTO, Nov. 49, be directors an central Bank
are considering sfcrs for the sale "f Of THAR
branches. and there 10 er l eeliei ii at tn,
bank will 20 into liquidation ruero II 10 DOUBT wat
ever that ilhOd.r and deposOrs will be paid full
There uneasy feeling prevailing To- day, owing 10
eumors about other banks Being IN difficulty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
ARRESTED roe MURDERIyG 4 WOMAN.

HTKINTLU TO { Vt Y HUTHINF = "|7'''''
TRENTON, Nov. II (>pecidL discovery ol th' "u
tated body Of Ellen Quinn forty, dISspdted Won
an m tb. cellar of an uuoccnpcd J~eiiing In Iurkerst
led to-day to Of numpcr of mos 'or "uiuei'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
MLrEONOLIIE WkLGnLN0 THREE TONS.

A METEOROLITE WEIGHING THREE TONS
AMSTERDAM. Nov 1s.-The hecorder this evening says
"An acrolitc weighing three dropped with lond
report OF the Merch ants National Bank at III 20
thIs making deep ndent,iion In ths gr"lhi
Local pcrls fin traces Of lros. rickcl, aunihuu anu
other metals IN the aerOlltc"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19

DETROIT. Nov. Is Captain A. II. Mills. the owner
OF line of harbor tugs, of this city, shot and killed
Mrs Austin Rising, wife Of bis manager, at her homo
in Congress st about o O'Clock night. Mills then
went home, loc ked himself I'm his room and shot
himself through tho head, dying almost instantly.
Captain Mills, who q wid0wer, is said To have
been infatuated with the woman and becoming In
volved In financial difficulties, chose the above des-
perae way of ending his troubles.
Rising. tho husi and OF the dead woman Is under
and IL Is thoush that Captain Mls may have
been murdered and may not have caused the death
of Mrs. Rising.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19

GENERAL FAULKNER ESCAPES LyDICIAENE
AUBURN, N. Y. New. 1s.-The United states Grand
Jury has failed mud Indictment against General
Lester B. Faulkner IN the Dsnsvile Bank nsstsS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
ECURES TIE HONOR.

LORD LYTTON SECURES THE HONOR.
LONDON, Nov. 1s.-The casting vote In the election,
" Lord Rector Of the Glasgow University has bocn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
MH PARNELL'S HEALTH

LONDON. nov 1s-Mr. P,rncll has written letter u
q news agency stating that his health Is slowly bu'